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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6551, 3 August 1899, Page 2

P** IMS,Il '* PMWi * M, * i f*^ t * , *rTrW?HWHI-HrTTITBT. Ti 1 — i' l l eigg^ M Tftl WT rn_||ii__iii_n_i r? ; 'V ift^v^ -113 " 1688 Notices. „: ;.-y,-'yy ;/ ; ■' '%^ T P• " ' ■ ■ ' X ;:;.- T, ARMSTRONG AND CO.. A HURRICANE OF BARGAINS. ANNUAL SALE OF WINTER SURPLUS STOCK. r • * BEE OUB WINDOWS FOB BABGAINS. 200 DOZ MEN'S DERBY TIES, to be Claared at 6d each. 20 DOZ LADIES' TRIMMED FELT HATS, ls 3d, Latest Shape.. 60 BUSH RUGS, Full Size, 3s 3d. L It is often a matter of wonder how wo are able to give such good value, and we are told the question is asked, where do they get their goods from? Tho great secret is very simple. We Import Direct from the Manufacturers, Pay the Cash for our Goods, and do not aßk ourselves how much we can get profit, hut rather how little we can afford to take. We try to look at it from a cuatomcra' point of view. TO GENTLEMEN. A eensiblo suggestion if you wish to buy your Suits on an Economical Basis, and with little trouble to yourself, send us one oi your Old ■■ Suits that Fits Well. Our people will take it to pieces, and make you a suit for £2 10s that has cost you £5 hitherto. GENTLEMEN'S HIGHEST-CLASS FUR •' FELT HATS. A Large Consignment just received direct from Manufacturers, at Armstrong's cut prices. YAEMOUTH OIL CLOTHING. 132 GARMENTS, just in, bought on account of whom it may concern, at Armstrong's cut prices. 63 LADIES' HIGH-CLASS CAPES, at li&lfprice. T. ARMSTRONG AND CO., j "CHEAPSIDE/' HIGH STREET, AND MARKET SQUARE. TEE 3 "QANTERBURY TIME S." The NATIONAL WEEKLY JOURNAL OF NEW ZEALAND. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1699. SOUTH CANTERBURY ILLUSTRATED. Timaru from the Lighthouse: South-west, West, North-west— The Court HouseCaroline Bay— Old Landing Stage— The 1 Harbour— The Dredgo Tim'aru "—Smithfield Freezing Works — Mechanics' Institute — Temuka^ — Geraldine, etc., etc. SPECIAL ARTICLES. THE PEACE CONGRESS— GENERAL BOOTH ON AUSTRALASIA— WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY— BIRD LIFE IN NEW ZEALAND. 1 AGRICULTURAL. Tho Dairy Commissioner at Tai Tapu— Tho 3 Land Report— Horse Shipm^-its for Ind:a —Ashburion— South Canterbury— Veterinary— Farm, Stock and Dairy NotesMarkets. 7 _____ THE GARDEN. Work for the Week— The Now Zealand Fruit Shipment — Little-known Edible Plants. r POULTRY. Rangiora Show — Dunedin Show — Notes. SPOiii'ING: L The Totalisator Bill: The Colonial Secretary's Speech — Melos — Grandmaster Galopin— The Y.R.C. Grand NationalNotes and Anticipations^ — Messrs Duder's Stable — Freeman Jackson's Resignation-: A Retrospeot— Tho New Zealand Cup-i 3 The Grand National Meeting. TROTTING. 'lU'Thfe Trotting Conference — Canterbury ' Trotting Club— Notes. THE KENNEL. Dogs at Dunedin — Kennel Notes. , FICTION. A Crimson Crime — Complete Short Stories. CHESS: * Problems — Solutions — Criticisms — Games. NAVY, ARMY AND VOLUNTEERS. 1 To Heroes and Others— News and Notes. BANDSMEN'S COLUMN. Rotorua Brass Band — Band Notes. THE SKETCHER— OCCASIONAL PAGELITERARY -r MUSIC — AMUSEMENTS - LADIES' PAGE — CHILDREN'S COLUMN— CRICKET— FOOTBALL — WHEELING — HOCKEY — ATHLETIC — AQUATIC — SWIMMING— THE RING'— r ' FIELD and » FLOOD, 1 And ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. THE "CANTERBURY TIMES," PRICE SIXPENCE. On Sale by all Booksellers and Newsagent's throughout New Zealand. fepportrnt. *£«re for | 1 1 i\^ 7SX 2 1 ft __« r M M_^^^ CARD. ' Mr S. B. Seymour) ; " (__,C.W. Seymour .■ JESSES 1 ; ;, SEYMOUR ;'AND, 'SON, ;-;';-;•.' dentists, •r-^;:;! . _CLO MB O STREE' T, ' christchurch; '--* ' Telephone 189.*' '• -■^"■l-" ?„' ..'.